Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Labor day 2025

To All Employees Making $200,000 or Less,

This year’s Labor Day marks a historic shift in our national priorities. No longer shall this holiday be squandered on leisure and rest. Instead, we dedicate it to the true pillars of our economy: corporations and shareholders.

Effective immediately, all workers earning under $200,000 annually are required to report to work on Labor Day. Wages for this day will be graciously withheld in honor of those who truly labor—the board members and investors who bear the burden of quarterly earnings calls.

Refusal to comply will be met with swift and patriotic consequences. Jail time will be administered with love and liberty. 🇺🇸🫡

Let us celebrate Labor Day the American way: by working harder, earning less, and saluting those who profit most.

Yours in freedom,
#47


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@bn 200K is the new 130K

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Post ID: @12q+1k3rnyvrb

@a1+1k3rnyvrb jeez you do make us feel small. This maybe the case in the US, but taking into consideration the exchange rate even a PSG 24 in the ABU earns less than USD 200k. But this math maybe too complicated for some and the ELT.

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Post ID: @bn+1k3rnyvrb

@a1 You forgot one: You got left standing after only a partial year.

Get a clue you pompous a$$.

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Post ID: @a2+1k3rnyvrb

If you're working at Chevron and are making less than 200K there are only a few reasons why.

  1. You just started
  2. You add no value
  3. You aren't looking out for yourself
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